Sentence examples for however refer from inspiring English sources

The Scarsdale and Chappaqua programs, however, refer to themselves as "lab" schools rather than alternative schools.

He did not, however, refer the illegal actions to the Justice Department.

Juncker will, however, refer to the murder of a Polish factory worker in Harlow, Essex, as he speaks out against violence and discrimination.

He did, however, refer to "immature and irresponsible behaviour" by Shoraka when she threw paint at Downing Street's gates in 2004 while dressed as a judge.

He did, however, refer to an earlier statement he published last year alongside the foundation's first set of accounts, which revealed that it received an income of £503,302 in its first year.

Abe did, however, refer to Japan's past "aggression", promising that the country would "never again resort to any form of threat or use of force as a means of settling international disputes".

Great Britain, however, refers only to England, Wales and Scotland.

(Those same prosecutors, however, referred the matter to the Senate Ethics Committee).

Salmond's official quotes, however, referred to that important qualification.

Saakashvili, however, referred to the new government as "a bunch of mediocre people".

O'Sullivan has, however, referred the matter to the Six Nations citing commissioner at Murrayfield.